Marriage Proposals

There's a reason Disney World is called "magical" -- aside from the normal assortment of characters like Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck that are brought to life in the park every day, the trash cans also talk. The remote-controlled receptacles follow people around while a hidden witty person is in control of what they do and say. And in the video below, you'll see one particular trash can

Thanks to the internet, the days of a simple wedding proposal on bended knee seem to be rapidly disappearing. To wit: A man recently enlisted the help of a flash mob to propose to his girlfriend while riding a London Underground train. Fortunately, it was all caught on video.

A public train may not seem like the best place to purpose to your future wife, but with the help of the Adam Street Singers performing the groovy Bill Withers song, 'Lovely Day,' you will drastically increase your chances and securing a "yes" from your lovely lady.

Instead of just getting a little weak in the knees, which is expected when you're presented with a marriage proposal, this fiancée-to-be loses complete control of her body and faints backward in a way dangerous (though highly comedic) way. Thankfully, she didn't split her head open, though it appears to take some time for her to regain her senses enough to accept. Watch a woman overcome with a ser

'World News Now' makeup artist Tinayn Mahler gets the shock of her life when anchor Rob Nelson suddenly directs her attention to the camera for a "special surprise." But Mahler's stage fright nearly derails the whole event.

Last Friday, Arvin Shandiz made a high-flying proposal to girlfriend Alexandra Williams as their Delta flight traveled from Chicago to New York City. But he didn't simply pop the question while seated next to his girlfriend. No, no. Instead, Shandiz proposed over the plane's loudspeaker for all the passengers to hear. No pressure!

At the recent New York Comic Con, brave 'Pokemon' fan Marq Romero dressed up as fan favorite character Ash Ketchum and said "I choose you" to his girlfriend. The proposal began with a flashmob of costumed convention attendees and culminated in Romero on his knees opening a Poke-ball with a ring inside. Did she accept? Check out the video to find out.

When it comes to attacking cameras, people tend to do it because they don't want to be filmed. When you see a dog going after a camera though, that's usually because he's looking for a new friend. Such was probably the case in this video where a dog, cast aside by a surprise marriage proposal, leaves the happy couple to their premarital bliss and makes a beeline for the camera that was secret

The Occupy Wall Street movement took on a decidedly romantic mood on Sunday when one of the protestors at Manhattan's Zuccotti Park asked another to occupy the bonds of holy matrimony, too.

With help from 'Good Morning America,' Logan Batlle of Arlington, TX made a surprise on-air wedding proposal to Leeta Britton. Fortunately for the would-be groom, she said yes.

Proposing via flash mob, as the guy in this video does, is a pretty big risk. If she says no, you've got to deal with humiliation on a pretty grand scale.  But if she says yes, you're a hero.

A South African man laid it all on the line by incorporating a flash mob and dozens of onlookers in an elaborate marriage proposal.

If you can't have eyes in the back of your head, it's always handy to have a cameraman along to see what's going on behind you. Such was the lesson learned by a correspondent at KMBC News 9 in Kansas City, Missouri. While at the airport doing a routine story, her cameraman spied a curious scene in the background -- a guy dropping to one knee to propose to his girlfriend. The happy couple got a bri